Lint: Improve logic for validating algorithm steps. - #727
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Oops - I let some lint failures sneak in f5fb055 by following WebIDL's source style rather than our source style. But the lint logic should be improved anyway, so improve that. @huningxin & @fdwr - could you please review and merge if it looks okay? I'll work on getting the lint tool hooked up as a github action. |
Previously, the test ensuring that algorithm steps end in '.' or ':' looked at the Bikeshed source. This didn't handle word wrapping. While we prefer not to word wrap, that shouldn't cause this test to fail. Make the test analyse the DOM instead.
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Previously, the test ensuring that algorithm steps end in '.' or ':' looked at the Bikeshed source. This didn't handle word wrapping. While we prefer not to word wrap, that shouldn't cause this test to fail.
Make the test analyse the DOM instead.
Also, fix some unrelated Bikeshed/lint failures introduced in f08f9f7
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